Belonging to the fields; uncultivated, wild; = agrestial, adj.; (hence) inferior, coarse.

Coarse, rough, rude. Now rare.

figurative. Coarse, vulgar; despicable, base.

Like or resembling (that of) a sow; of a coarse or gross nature.

Of, pertaining to or characteristic of a lubber.

Of the nature of a lubber; coarse of figure and dull of intellect, loutish; clumsy; lazy; stupid; sometimes transferred of animals and inanimate…

Chiefly of a person: not distinguished by rank or position; of low social position; relating to, or characteristic of, the common people; common…

Made of oak or some similar strong timber. In extended use: robust, coarse.

Resembling or suggestive of a pig, in respect of appearance, manners, etc.; piggish.

Of persons: Wanting in delicacy of perception, apprehension, action; hence of observations, phenomena, etc.: Not refined or delicate, rough.

Of persons: Characterized by crudeness of thought, feeling, action, or character.

With depreciative connotation. Characterized by a lack of good breeding; coarse, vulgar; not socially respectable.

Of or relating to pigs; characteristic of or resembling a pig; (figurative) stubborn, boorish, greedy, dirty, etc.

Of persons: Grossly stupid, ‘dense’; grossly insensitive or unrefined (rare).

having coarse fibres, ‘grain’ or texture; also figurative having a coarse nature, wanting in refinement.

As a modifier. Designating behaviour, (esp.) language, humour, etc., which is regarded as earthy, crude, dirty, uncouth, etc.

Characteristic or suggestive of (the life of) a farmyard, esp. regarded as noisy, smelly, or dirty; coarse, uncouth. Of a smell, taste, etc…

Chiefly Australian and New Zealand. rough as bags (also guts,etc.): (esp. of a person) uncouth, coarse.